
Store information in the brain and retrieve it by triggering memories through senses such as sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.
Explore how memory works and why we forget names and exam answers, and learn how understanding memory can help improve recall and scores.
Why we should train our brain and who need this training
Explore the capacity of the human brain by examining memory formation's three steps—registration, retention, and recollection—and how they mirror computer input, storage, and output.
Explore how memory forms through registration, retention, and recollection, mapping brain processes to computer input, storage, and output.
Compare brain input to a computer: five senses feed data that enters short-term memory through registration, while associating new information with existing memories strengthens recall.
Identify the key factors that register information in the brain through senses, and how attention, interest, and emotions move information from short-term to long-term memory.
Use the association method to link new information to existing memories through imagination. Visualize Gemüse as vegetables, then imagine ghee, a mouse, and vegetables to reinforce long-term memory.
Learn the association procedure to convert new information into a comfortable name, visualize each word, and weave a vivid story, then repeat and recall to move information into long-term memory.
Master the stitching method, an advanced memory technique formed from the association method, to remember sets of old information by visualising and chaining items like a grocery list.
Learn the location method, a mind palace style technique that uses spatial memory to store and recall information at familiar locations such as the Eiffel Tower.
Explore mnemonic techniques to memorize numbers using the peg system, including number rhyme method, number shape method, and number code method, with visual associations for formulas and dates.
Use a memory recall technique to retrieve lost memories by staying positive, taking deep breaths, writing down places you journeyed, and calmly visiting them; make calm assumptions if needed.
* WELCOME TO THE MEMORY TECHNIQUES COURSE- Learn to use Brain-like Computer using Memory Technique What is the challenge of this course?
In the first place, I want to make you understand what is memory?
After you understand memory, and I have explained the STEPS INVOLVED IN MEMORIES FORMATION,
Registration
Retention
Recollection
Along with the practical usage of parts of our body like Single nerve cells in the spinal cord called a motor neuron, the hippocampus, the neocortex, the amygdala, basal ganglia, and cerebellum in the formation of memory.
Next, you will discover methods to store information in Long-Term memory and the most important techniques of this kind:
Association
Repetition
Emotion
Chain method
Each method and technique is explained in detail and with a lot of examples.
You will also learn tips and tricks, to help you memorize more effectively.
* WELCOME TO THE MEMORY TECHNIQUES COURSE- Learn to use Brain-like Computer using Memory Technique What is the challenge of this course?
In the first place, I want to make you understand what is memory?
After you understand memory, and I have explained the STEPS INVOLVED IN MEMORIES FORMATION,
Registration
Retention
Recollection
Along with the practical usage of parts of our body like Single nerve cells in the spinal cord called a motor neuron, the hippocampus, the neocortex, the amygdala, basal ganglia, and cerebellum in the formation of memory.
Next, you will discover methods to store information in Long-Term memory and the most important techniques of this kind:
Association
Repetition
Emotion
Chain method
Each method and technique is explained in detail and with a lot of examples.
You will also learn tips and tricks, to help you memorize more effectively.